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Phil and Friends
Open Nature Benefit
Luther Burbank Center, Santa Rosa, CA
04-27-99
Bob Weir
Phil Lesh
Mickey Hart
Steve Kimock
John Molo
Sammy Hagar
Source: DAT > CDR > Toast Audio Extractor > SHN
Extracted and SHNed by Jon Seff (jon@seff.net)
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Disc I
01 Introductions 03:11
02 Playin' in the Band 11:13
03 Queen Jane 07:24
04 Carol > Johnny B. Goode > Carol 05:44
05 Good Morning Little Schoolgirl 05:27
06 Rock Me Baby 05:36
07 Keep Knocking But You Can't Come In 05:40
08 Roadhouse Blues 06:06
09 Friend of the Devil 05:35
10 Born on the Bayou 08:52
Total Time 64:53
Disc II
01 Just Like Tom Thumbs Blues 07:53
02 Sugar Magnolia 09:01
Encore:
03 Iko Iko-> 07:24
04 Not Fade Away 08:18
Total Time 32:36
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Notes: This is part of a benefit show in Santa Rosa, CA for help buy land in Sonoma County to make into a park that was otherwise scheduled to be logged. First Sammy Hagar played a set, then Mickey Hart and Planet Drum, and then this set. This was also the first time that Phil played with Bobby and Mickey after his liver transplant.
Open Nature Benefit
Luther Burbank Center, Santa Rosa, CA
04-27-99
Bob Weir
Phil Lesh
Mickey Hart
Steve Kimock
John Molo
Sammy Hagar
Source: DAT > CDR > Toast Audio Extractor > SHN
Extracted and SHNed by Jon Seff (jon@seff.net)
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Disc I
01 Introductions 03:11
02 Playin' in the Band 11:13
03 Queen Jane 07:24
04 Carol > Johnny B. Goode > Carol 05:44
05 Good Morning Little Schoolgirl 05:27
06 Rock Me Baby 05:36
07 Keep Knocking But You Can't Come In 05:40
08 Roadhouse Blues 06:06
09 Friend of the Devil 05:35
10 Born on the Bayou 08:52
Total Time 64:53
Disc II
01 Just Like Tom Thumbs Blues 07:53
02 Sugar Magnolia 09:01
Encore:
03 Iko Iko-> 07:24
04 Not Fade Away 08:18
Total Time 32:36
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Notes: This is part of a benefit show in Santa Rosa, CA for help buy land in Sonoma County to make into a park that was otherwise scheduled to be logged. First Sammy Hagar played a set, then Mickey Hart and Planet Drum, and then this set. This was also the first time that Phil played with Bobby and Mickey after his liver transplant.
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Source: DAT > CDR > Toast Audio Extractor > SHN
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Reviews
Reviewer:
Freaky_PE
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February 14, 2021
Subject: Sammy is OK
Subject: Sammy is OK
Sammy is OK, He is definitely outside of the "jam band" scene and not a good fit musically for that many songs so I can understand people thinking he is irritating but in his defense he is a "front man" in a heavy metal band and is just doing what comes natural to him. Musically I give the show 3 stars but some great covers outside of the dead repertoire so I raised it to 4 stars
Reviewer:
Magichord
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January 3, 2011
Subject: Molo's First Show
Subject: Molo's First Show
I visited Bohemia Waterfall Park once when I lived in Sebastopol, a really pristine, magical place-- it was wonderful that this show was arranged to fight for saving it. Although I wasn't able to be there that night, a good friend who made it said she usually enjoyed it in spite of Hagar's overbearing approach to the music. To follow up to "Jack Straw"'s comment below on the hot percussion during IKO> NFA...sure, Mickey is everpresent, but what's really cool listening to this is knowing that it's John Molo's first show with Phil.
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primalscrn
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June 13, 2006
Subject: Open Nature
Subject: Open Nature
This was billed as"Open Nature" A Benefit for Bohemia Waterfall Park. And personally I thought it was incredible! FUN! Went to the reception before the show and got to meet & greet the boys. All around good time Before, During & After!!!
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June 25, 2005
Subject: If only without Sammy...
Subject: If only without Sammy...
This could be a great show, as it was the first time Phil played with Bobby and Mickey after his liver transplant. The first two songs, Playin and Jane are great, but once Sammy Hagar comes out the show just goes downhill. Sammy brings the heavy metal guitar sound and in my opinion drowns out the great playing by Phil and Kimock. But it's not just his guitar, but he seems to take over on vocals (at one point the crowd begins a "Let Phil Sing Chant") and is constantly giving vocal cues to the other artists (Ok Phil lets hear it). The sound quality is good and its great to hear Bobby and Mickey back with with Phil again, but Sammy is just to damn annoying to listen to this show again.
The highlights are Phil singinn Tom Thumbs blues and the percussion on Iko->NFA!
The highlights are Phil singinn Tom Thumbs blues and the percussion on Iko->NFA!
